All Chapters of Claws Of Fate: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

CANEI stumbled through the forest, my legs trembling beneath me. I was weak, tired, and in pain, but I didn't care. All I could think about was finding Ava. The memory of her face, her desperate eyes, her pleading voice, drove me forward.I remembered the way she had begged me to stay alive, the way she had looked at me with a mixture of fear and determination. And I remembered the feeling of her hands on my skin, the way she had clung to me as if I was her lifeline.My body ached, my wounds throbbing with each step. I had almost died, and the pain was a constant reminder of how close I had come to losing everything. But I didn't care about the pain. I didn't care about anything except finding Ava.I pushed through the underbrush, my eyes scanning the forest floor for any sign of her. I had to find her. I had to make sure she was safe. The thought of her being hurt, of her being in danger, was unbearable.As I walked, the trees seemed to close in around me, the shadows deepening

AVAI trudged through the forest, my legs aching and my body screaming in protest. Every step felt like a battle, every movement a struggle. But I didn't stop. I couldn't stop. I had to keep moving, had to keep going.As I walked, I couldn't shake the feeling that someone or something was following me. I kept looking behind me, my eyes scanning the trees and the underbrush. But I saw nothing. Just the trees, the leaves, and the silence.My wolf spirit was on high alert, urging me to move faster. It sensed the danger, the threat that lurked in the shadows. But in my mind, I only thought about one thing: Cane.He was out there, somewhere. And he needed me. I could feel it, sense it deep in my bones. Cane was in trouble, and I had to find him. I had to help him.The thought of him drove me forward, gave me the strength to keep going. I pushed aside the pain and the fatigue, focusing on the task at hand. I had to find Cane. I had to save him.As I moved through the forest, the trees see

AVAI stood frozen, my eyes fixed on Leah as she emerged from the dark part of the forest. She looked really angry and dangerous, her face twisted in a scowl that made my heart skip a beat. She was holding a sharp silver blade that shined in the moonlight, its edge glinting menacingly as she moved.My instincts screamed at me to run, to get away from her as fast as I could. But my legs seemed rooted to the spot, unable to move. Leah's eyes locked onto mine, and I felt a chill run down my spine as she laughed, a cold, mirthless sound."Do you really think you can hide from me forever, Ava?" she asked, her voice low and deadly. "Do you really think you can outrun me?"I swallowed hard, trying to find my voice. But it was caught in my throat, unable to escape. Leah took a step closer, the blade glinting in the moonlight as she moved."I've been tracking you for a long time, Ava," she said, her eyes glinting with a fierce intensity. "I've been waiting for this moment for a long time. An

CANEI stood frozen, my body tense and my heart racing, as I gazed at Leah's furious face. I had just stopped her attack, and I knew that one wrong move could have ended my life. The silver blade in her hand glinted in the moonlight, and I could see the determination in her eyes.But I didn't back down. I stood my ground, my eyes locked onto Leah's, as I protected Ava behind me. I could smell the faint scent of her blood, and it made my determination even stronger. I was going to shield her, no matter what.As I looked at Leah, I saw the anger and hatred in her eyes. She was a force to be reckoned with, and I knew that I had to be careful. But I was ready for her. I was ready to defend Ava, to protect her from Leah's wrath.The air was thick with tension as Leah and I faced off. I could feel Ava's eyes on me, her gaze fixed on my back. I knew that she was scared, but I was determined to keep her safe.Leah's eyes narrowed, and she took a step back. For a moment, I thought she was g

LEAHMy grip on my blade tightened as the strange wolf stepped into the clearing. His fur was dark as night, his eyes glowing like embers in the shadows. I felt a surge of irritation, my plans foiled once again. I had been seconds away from ending Ava, and then Cane stepped in, ruining everything. And now, this intruder has stolen my chance.My mind raced, sizing them up. The wolf's eyes seemed to bore into my soul, and I could sense his hostility. He wasn't looking familiar, not until I saw him clearly. And then, my heart sank. It was Jesse.My eyes narrowed, my mind working overtime. Jesse was not here to help me, that much was clear. He was here for a reason, and I knew it wasn't going to be good for me. I could see the calculation in his eyes, the weighing of options.I knew Jesse's reputation, his ruthlessness. He was a wolf who got what he wanted, no matter the cost. And I knew that I was in trouble. He had come with an agenda, and I was sure it wasn't going to be pleasant.